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Rwanda not yet a success story nor a normal country

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Since he wrote his “Is Rwanda an African Success Story” (The Independent, July 09-15), Timothy Kalyegira, easily the most committed of media skeptics about Rwanda and its President, Paul Kagame, has been the subject of much-animated discussion in Kigali. On a recent visit there, almost everyone I know and bumped into, said something about him and his “hatred of Rwanda”. Responses to the article by Rwandans leave nothing to the imagination regarding what they think of him. In his “Rwanda is not coming down; she’s on the up, up!” (The New Times, July 16,), Pan Butamire credits Kalyegira with “a cynical streak” that makes him “sound ludicrous”.

 

Uganda’s most corrupt

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Uganda’s most corrupt  No bribe? Don’t expect service at URA, police, UMEME, Mulago If you plan to seek the services of the Uganda police, p...

Last Updated ( Monday, 02 August 2010 04:16 )

Parliament turns into a restricted area

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Parliament turns into a restricted area  A mean looking policeman stands on guard. His loaded gun is strapped around his chest. A man in a black suit and neck ti...

British MP calls for action to stop LRA

British MP calls for action to stop LRA  In 1960, the year in which the Congo became independent, I was a boy attending the local parish primary school. The good...

Last Updated ( Monday, 19 July 2010 01:49 )

Kayihura, Kiboko Squad and the sugar thief

Kayihura, Kiboko Squad and the sugar thief  Sugar is a treacherous product. A child steals sugar and licks it. But it splatters and sticks around his mouth. When th...
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